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August 5th, 2006
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1st attempt - Glory Land
Hello, this is my first attempt at recording myself; please forgive my mistakes...
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You recorded that well. Nice tune. Good first recording. Congrats.
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Nicely done ILTPFF.  Are you using a pic and also fingerpicking?
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Nice first recording! You played well!
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Originally Posted by chammon
Nicely done ILTPFF. Are you using a pic and also fingerpicking? |
Thanks for the kind words; I used audacity and used a pick playing three melody lines in different areas of the fretboard, then played the chords for it and mixed it together.
Thanks again,
iliketoplayforfun
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Nice first recording! You played well!
Welcome to our site!
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Thank You!
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first recording, very very nice, loved it.......
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Nicely done- congratulations.
Hey- I may play slow, but I sure am imprecise!
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Nice job iliketoplayforfun.
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Nice first recording, well played
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Nice job! Better than my first recording!
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Great job man, that sounded really good I thought. What are you using to to record it, I am always intersted in the technical stuff others are doing. I am trying to figure out how you guys take different parts recorded at differnt times and get them back in the right place when it's time to final mix. Not really getting something myself, they never seem to line up just right for me.
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Good job!
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August 7th, 2006
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Originally Posted by John Burr
Great job man, that sounded really good I thought. What are you using to to record it, I am always intersted in the technical stuff others are doing. I am trying to figure out how you guys take different parts recorded at differnt times and get them back in the right place when it's time to final mix. Not really getting something myself, they never seem to line up just right for me.
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Hi John, I basically used Audacity, which is a free program, recorded a part, then recorded a second part, etc.. I was using a Labtec AM-252 PC microphone. The beauty of Audacity is that you can hear the part you already recorded while recording another, but it is is good to use headphones as the sound of the part you recorded first might bleed into the recording of the second...
AA
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Good Stuff! I'm impressed with the clarity of sound! Very cool. I'm also impressed with the guitar work!
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